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## [OS] INDIA/SECURITY- Killer gadgets to thwart terror attack on Parliament

Released on 2012-09-03 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 155387
Date | 2011-10-24 07:42:51
From | animesh.roul@stratfor.com
To | os@stratfor.com
List-Name | os@stratfor.com

Killer gadgets to thwart terror attack on Parliament
Published: Monday, Oct 24, 2011, 11:00 IST
By Pankaj Sharma | Place: New Delhi | Agency: Zee Research Group
http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_killer-gadgets-to-thwart-terror-attack-on-parliament_1602731
India is strengthening in a big way its security apparatus to protect Parliament House complex in the Capital in view of the escalating terror threat. The exercise also comes barely two months ahead of the 10th anniversary of the bloody terror attack on Parliament House in India.
It is learnt that the security apparatus has identified a forced entry as the key threat to the safety of the complex. Keeping this in mind the security set-up has installed modern gadgets like - bollards, tyre-killers, road blockers and boom barriers at various gates of Parliament.
A circular issued by Rajya Sabha Secretariat dated October 13, 2011 noted that such gadgets have been installed to prevent forcible entry into the Parliament House complex. The circular, a copy of which has been reviewed by the newspaper, is issued by the Joint Director (Security) Ashis Chakravartty.
The security establishment is keen to ensure that the modern gadgets installed at Parliament House complex are able to operate smoothly in case of any attack. It has laid out strict guidelines on employing these gadgets to prevent any mishap. Upon review recently it had been found that failure to adhere to stipulated guidelines had caused a stray accident with the blockers being in operation.
The Rajya Sabha circular admitted that this had happened due to failure in observing the prescribed safety precautions. The circular laid out these guidelines as follows: Drivers are suggested to maintain a distance of at least five feet between two vehicles while crossing the boom barrier. The speed of the vehicle has also been fixed at10 Km/hr till it crosses the gadget.
India stepped up its effort to secure its Parliament post December 13 attack in 2001. However, upon various reviews, the arrangements have been found to be wanting. This newspaper earlier ran a story exposing the less than cent per cent responsible attitude of Parliamentarians.
It was found out based on figures provided by Parliament security and tabulated by the Rajya Sabha Secretariat under Right to Information (RTI) Act that a total of 395 crucial belongings required for gaining access to Parliament premises were either stolen or lost between 2008 and 2010. It included entry passes, parking labels, VIP tags, RF tags and other kinds of passes. This internal report also showed that the number of such cases had risen from 136 in 2008 to 147 in 2010. However, not all of these were lost by members themselves.
The Parliament Security Service of Rajya Sabha looks after the security set up in Parliament House Complex. A combined team of Delhi Police, ITBP, CRPF, Parliament Security Service staff, are on security duties for safeguarding Parliament House Complex, Members and VVIP's who visit Parliament.
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Animesh